The dairy producer, which has operated in the region since 1908, is inviting residents to nominate schools and students who have made a significant impact. The company will award $15,000 to a single school, while individual students are eligible for one $5,000 grant and five smaller awards of $1,500 each.
Bill Murphy, Vice President of Sales at Oak Farms, noted that the initiative serves as a tangible way to thank Texas families for their long-term support. The company intends to focus the funding on schools and students who help shape the future of their local neighborhoods. Nominations are currently open through the official campaign website, where participants are asked to share the stories of those making a difference in their districts.

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